The evening world. Newspaper, December 4, 1902, Page 9

TO INVESTIGATE | LYING LETTERS. The Postmaster-General Takes a Hand in the Chicago Anony- mous Letter Mystery and Or- ders a Report. | HOW CLUE WAS OBTAINED. Author of Letters Showed Knowl- edge of Private Affairs of Dr. Henrotin Which Led Him to Sus- pect One of His Patients. OHICAGO, Dec. 4—That the local postal authorities are in confilct with| the local police and the leading society men who have banded together to ex- pose Chicago's troublesome anonymous letter-writer became apparent to-day. Word was rece'ved from Washington that Postmaster-General Payne had or- dered the Chicago Inspector's office to be investigated and a full report made to him of Inepector's Stuart's course in dealing with the unknown mischtef- naker, Inspector Stuart declares he Is glad Washingotn has called for a report from him. In discussing the matter he admitted that he had evidence that all of the letters had not been traced by the same hand. He claims that three separate and Aistinct types of chirography appear in the ietters that have caused so many heartaches and so much domestic strife within the last four years. In proof of this he produced letters addressed to Mrs. Horatio N. May and Dr. Davis, both of scurrilous character, but evi- dently not written by the same person. Chief of Police O'Neil, on the con- trary, is convinced by his Investigation that the letters have all been written by @ mentally troubled woman of high social position Itving on the north side, and his men have worked persistently along this line. Handwriting Expert Engaged. Henry L. Tolman, one of the experts of the Molineux trial, admitted to-day that he had been engaged two years ago to rolve the mystery and had suh- mitted reports to both Dr. Henrotin and Inspector Stuart. He was satisfied that the woman suspected by Dr. Hen- rotin was the author of the letters. He aald: “Dr. Henrotin came to my office with @ number of anonymous letters and a dozen or fifteen social Jetters, which had been selected as samples of the writing of women who corresponded with mem- bers of his family. “[ found (hat the same hand thet penned one of tha social letters was re- sponsible for the troublesome unsigned ones, and so reported. The doctor asked which, and when I showed the one to him he declared that the result had | HEALS DISEASES CALLED INCURABLE WHENCE COMES| THIS MIGHTY HEALING POWER ALL THE LAND WONDERS AT THE! REMARKABLE CURES EFFECTED BY PROFESSOR ADKIN. Ministers, Doctors and Professional Men Tell How He Has Cured the Blind, the Lame, the Para- lytic and Many on the Very Brink of Death. Free Help for the Sick Professor Adkin, Offers to Help All Sufferers from Any Disease Abso- lutely Free of Charge—Pro- fessional Men Investigate His Powers, PROF. THOMAS F. ADKIN, President of the Institute of Physlciane and Surgeons. In all parts’ of the oountry men and women, Aoctora and surgeons, clergymen and educators, are wondering at the remarkabls cures made by Professor Thomas ¥. Adkin, discoverer of the Aakin Vitaopathte treatment. Prot. Adkin heals not by drugs, nor by Chris- tlan Science, nor by Osteopathy, nor oy Hypno- tiem, nor by Divine Healing, but by « qubtle peychie fo ture in combination certain vital magnetic remedies which contain the very elements of ‘life and health. been as fe had anticipated.” Mrs, Fannie McIntyre, who ocouples a handsome apartment in a fashtonable Building at No. 6 Astor street, is one of the victims of the notoriety caused by the anonymous letter writer. She is #0 orostrated that she has gone to the home of her sister, Mrs. Horatlo N. May, another victim, and has denied herself to all callers on the advice of her sister, who fears ahe may collapse under the strain incidental to the an- noying situation. Mrs. McIntyre has an excellent social position. Mow Dr. Henrotin Obtained a Clue, Dr. Henrotin, whose interview wired to The Evening World yesterday created great interest here because of his pro- fessional and social prominence, admits that he got on the track of the letter writer through her discussion of facts that he thought were known only to hi ister. He asked his sister in whom whe had conf and thus gained a elue to the {dentity of the suspect, | This woman, he says, was a patient of his and had undergone operations which might have affected her men- tally. dHe tried out of sympathy ty ob- tain a confession from have her cared for, but letters which she received. He then sent band avd wh dence he This acti her and then she brought him claimea she, too, had the woman's hus- ted with the eyi- > ni Hin and apra tellinu husband. & conference at the sister's 4t whieh, the suspected woman emphatic denial of her guilt Tt hua now developed that the. tele- phone was also used, supposedly by the Buspested woman. jn her attempts “at character blasting. “Alderman William R, Maiilerre tells of a telephone mes-|$ Buge sent to his he aring that : f young man who was ‘about to marry A a close friend of his family was alread q tharrlea and had several children. ‘The | 1 to be entirely: untrue. f z ate the woman who had } telephoned was frultiess , el i A HAS SQUARED THE CIRCLE. An Inmate of Soldiers’ Home De- clures He Has Solved Problem, NEWPORT NEWS, Va., Dec. 4,—Ask- ing only for an annutty from some §. | American university as a compensation for his thirty years of brain labor, Prof, ‘ William Bersch, a mathematician, for- \ merly of Geissen University, announces i that he wilt impart the solution of the roblem at : the circle, * uzmed the brains of sy has DUZu ie 8 of geomet for 3,000 clans: Prot. He is now an inmate of the Natiotial Woldicre Home. at tannin claims that he has succeasrully the great pusgle and. will dis- t credited repre- nd, Princeton or DESCRIBED in next Saturday's World Book Section—16 large in color and half-tone, “tt goes with the paper. Claus In color rie Chitstinas Gifts| Be A reporter recently talked with Prof. Adkin and was asked to Invite all readers of this puper who are sick or who are worried by the ills of those dear to them, to write to him for asslat- ance. “Some people have declared,’ sald Prof. Adkin, ‘that my powers are of God; they call me @ Divine healer, « man of mysterious pow- ers. This ts not m0; I cure because I understand nature, because I uve the subtle force of nature to bulld up the aystem and restore health. Bat at the same time I believe that the Creator would ven ce the opportunity to make the or the ability to develop tended that I should use them for the good of hamanity. I there- fore feel that % fe my duty to give the benefit ot the eclence I practice to all who are sufer- ing. I want you to tell your readers that thoy oan write to me in the strictest confidence if they are troubled with any kind of dtscane, and 1 will thoroughly diagnose their cages absolute- ly {ree of charge and explain by « almple guar- anteed home treatment how a complete cure should be effected. I care not hew serious thelr cases, nor how hopeless they may seem. I want them to write to me and let me make them well, I feel that thin is ny lite work. So groat Is the ecnsation wrought in the medi: cal world by the wonderful cures performed by Prof. Adkin, that several professional gentle- men werm asked to investigate. ‘the Set eenk these gentienen were Dr chine é i L, Snventlgatt ¥ nstounded at the far Touching: powers of Prot, Adkin, and the wonderful eM™éacy of Vita that they volunteered {in Hife and all other tet Voto themuelves to ans humanity. With the discovery of adlence, In all 90 om and women have deen ured by powers of Prof. Adkin. Some were bind, some ware lame, some were eat, some were paralytics, scarcely able to mo Ere wan their ofriits. Others were aftloted @ith Hright’s diseanc, heart disease, consump= Vitaopnths, And, remarkable as itm ce hae made no difference. Those living tar away have ed tn the privacy of thelr own homes, thore who hal Ereated in verton. | akin asserts. | yUlstance as Well as though hy clty of F tartled cure of one of its cided Fealdonte, Mr, Wright, who had beeo partly blind for a tong period. Joha H. Neff, of Millorsburgh, Pa., who had puffered for years from & ‘cataract over his Bicher, who had been practioaly deat for’a year W. Bavage, photographer veeho wee partielly. blind oad. deat, from. oomplication of ‘diseases, tored eet health, wod strength by Prot. “Adkin. thy cures not oe disease alone, but it when used in combination with on FOSS Blok, no, matter what Yo or who s8y8 you ‘can ‘not be aurea Yorite to Prot, Adin to-day’ toll him the ‘symptoms ot your complaint, how long ‘and be will at once oh, Seater Rt will, pontine conta you absolutely nothing, will alto send yy cure you. This Protemor Adicin Soy of his marvelous new fmatitied, “How to, be Cured and. Tow ts Cure Others”? Thin book tolls you exactly how Proemor Adkin will cure you. It fully and ‘ne maue, of hls wonderful se kehine Yparte reat slek around’ you manaerk FrotemarAduin dvs not ae one cent dor, is services it this coumection, “They will be giv to, you absolutely tree. Ho has toade a won fil discovery, and he wishes {0 place tt" In the anda of ourself. may End cure ‘the ie tran Ad ei ee yobs THE WORLD: THURSDAY | EVENING, DECEMBER 4, 1902. Collars, in Embroidery Dept., choice, 3c Buttons, fancy, large or small size, = , boneycovered ‘or metal, doz., 5c Point de Paris Laces, in all widths, bow knot effect, all widths of Insert- ing and wave Banding to match, yd., 5C Men's Cotton Socks, fast black, seam- less feet. double heels and toes, all sizes, value 10c., pair Children’s Stockings, £ fast black cotton, ritnbeds seamless feet, double heels and toes, value 12%C., 7c\= lined, extra heavy, good qual- ity, value 25c., each Children’s Knitted Underwalsts, for boys or girls, sizes 3 to 12 _Years, in Corse in Corset t Dept 12% inelette Boys’ Wool Pants and F Waists and Blouses, regular 19 price, 29c.; choice, . Nickelied Cuspidors, with removable tops, beaded trimmed, value 25 48¢., . Ready Made Vells, to drape on Tate in all colors, hemstitched, 29 Men’s White Muslin Shirts, unlaun- dered, double back and front, linen bosoms and wrist bands, full sizes, value 48c., each, 35 in drab Empire Girdle Corsets, and white, sizes 18 to 26; worth 50¢., 39 Cuspldors, china and porcelain, floral spray decorations, some gold stippled edges and some with gold edge, choice, 39 Women’s Flannelette Gowns, good quality, made with yoke and trimmed with featherstitched braide46 | Women's Flannelette Wrappers, i in dark effects, some plain, others with full flounced skirt and cape over shoulder, value 79¢., -49 Mt. Vernon Pure Rye, 6 years old, per full ty 64 Banquet Lamp 1p. Globes. 9-Inch_ size, pink, yellow and light green, solid col- ors, with pond lily and apple blossom decoration, choice, .79 cluster shape, full Blectric Seal Scarfs size, with six tails, with or with- out chain attachment, Neck Ruffs. in all and white, full neck and long ends, ‘Women's Venise Lace Collars, -89 lack, or black -98 Store Open Saturday Nights Until 10 o'Clock, doseph [!.BaulandCo Entire Block, Fulton Street, from Bridge to Duffield Street, Brooklyn, Special Items for All Day None Sent C, O, D. and No Mail Orders Filled on These Items, Women's ‘Embroidered _ Turnover | Bias Velveteen and corey, Skirt | 200. pleces San Toy y Draperies, suit- able for comfortables, sofa pillows and furniture coverings, new designs, Binding, black, per 4 yd. piece, colored, por 4 yd. pie 6c Fancy Silk Ribbons, 335 inches wide. variety of patterns and colors, 1. yard, Ebonol Birds’ Breasts, for hat trimming, well | made and thickly padded, all colors, including black and white, former 9 | prices 25. and 35¢., choice, 9c yard, Bailey’s [Triple Extracts, assorted odors, glass stopper bottle, in fancy box, hold full one ounce, 10} Round Garters, fancy frilled elastic, | Bleached Writing pretty buckles, each pair in fancy led box, first floor, choice, e10) See ey Women’s and Children's riit- 4Q)|_ “hice tens, pair, Towels, Sheet Music, such titles as,In the Good Old Summer Time, Bill Balley, I've Got My Eyes on You, Mansion of Aching Hearts, Oh, Didn't He Ramble; You Give Me Your Love, and about 50 other good titl 15 and 25¢. gilt lined, filling, good as Fruit of the 450 pleces Printed Flannelettes, fleece back, swell styles, 1244¢. 7 goods, yard, “Wamsutta Brand,” yd. sheets, 24 envelopes, soft kid finished, terns to choose from, value 15¢.; size 20x42, heavy white cotton, fringed, fancy patterns, ca, Friday 5c @ Shoe Horns, Button value 10¢, and 12¢, 6';C) Hooks and Call Bells, with » ae | _ Sterling silver shield, value, 19e. each | Malt Creamtets, a ce! us contection made from malt and wheat without cane | Shaker Flannel, 29 inch white, sugar, wholesome and nutritious, | heavy quality, value 10c., yard, Gandy: Debt tackasey Bleached Muslin, 1 yard wid Loom; Tluslin, 1 yd. wide, Paper, box containing 24 plain, several designs of pat- 9c 9c Child’s Sets, consisting of Knife, Fork poon, in lined box; value set, 10 Child’s Cup, quadruple plated, -10 , value, 25c., each, 100 pieces Novelty Plaids, bright colors, with mohair cross bars, very chic, yard, +16 New Moire Ribbons, 4 Inches wide, heavy, all silk, wanted holiday shades, regular 280. quality,ya, «15 Genuine Leather Combination | ; Pocketbooks, trimmed or plain, | »owel brown, black, tan, gray, &¢.; 19] 2nd 29¢, damask, knotted fringes value 25c. re 21x43, strictly pure Hnen 19 each, value 50c.; at s, stag handle, 2 and 3 blades, with Russia leather pocket case; first floor; Soc. value, 29 8, 18x27 inch, bound Ca#pet Made Fats, sides, ends finished with | woven fringe to match; regularly 45¢c., choice, 35 Solid Gold Rings, for women or misses, set with turquoise, emeralds, rubies, pearls, etc.; value $1.00, 39 ‘Women’s Ready-to-Wear Hats, en- tire stock of neatly and simply trimmed $1.49 and $1.98 Hats, black and 49 . colors, choice, 1 000 ‘Steel Bead B Bags, full, size, ox- idized frame, suede lined and back; value $1.25, 50 pair, le yard, ne 600 y: “| Women’ Children’ strong a Beautiful Sofa Pillows, with dep| ont ruffle, two new designs to choose from, in Art Needlework Dept.; value 59 75¢, at 69c Solid Oak Dining. Chairs, open cane seat, high back with turned spindles and engraved top, brace arm, ue | 95c Fine Old KiKi Cigars, Sumatra “Wrapper, , combination filler, box of 50, Sheotly, Ruffled Muslin Curtains, all as including black, yar quality, all wool, sizes 3 to 8, seats, high back and arms, hard lain of German silver {immed 35 ig, 1 full % gal., Bed Sp Spreads, full siz chet(slight ted horses, large seat and hard 24 5. 000 00 yards Whipcord Sultings, 40 latest black, 50c, goods, Table Damask, 58 inch, heavy, bleached, 6 handsome patterns, value 35c., colorings, incl ding 25 125 25 -29 s Oak Rockers, perforated in Toy Dept, +29 ind Women’s Umbrellas, 8 Silk Faced Velvets, 95 ; Overgaiters, best -, fine English gloria, steel rods, fast black, ind well made, handles of Congo Port Wine, including 30 I size, white cro oo olled); value 85c., ea. .59 , with two black and white spot- 69 -98 in cream, round or square effect, 98 vaine 10 = = MN wood rogkesth Hitey sept: — Z a ro Lee Women’s Black Cheviot Coats, box | Pretty Nottingham Lace Curtains. Bove Rasteny Qvercosts made of font) fae a ee velvet collar,| full widths, 3% yds. long, value ford frieze, sizes 4 to ont, cuffs an ckets piped $1.50 pair, 45; regular price $2.50, $1.95) With velvet, lined throughout, 1.98 ls Couches, extra large size, covered in fig- $6.95 ured velours, tufted, good quality fringe,regularly $10.00 Columbia Graphophones. $5.00 kind with reproducer, horn and two choice records, complete, 3.15 some 5 cotton each, ~|Comfortables, full size (72x80), hand- ilkoline covered, pure white filled; value $1.69, $1 25 The most wonderful OASOCARETS Lampe ® person to try their merit nace, would not be a sale of nearly a MILLION BOXES the kind words of our friends, No one who tries Chetlen reise fails to be has made b; pleased and tall nicely about t! THE PERFECT HOME MEDI Sour Stomech, Sick' Headache, CANDY CATHARTI SA THEY WORK WHILE YOU'S ANNUAL SALE 10,.000.00Osoxes Greatest in the World record in all history—merit made it. Advertising has served to make but the greatest advertisment ever printed could do no more than get JARETS once. Then comes the test, and if Che petl did not prove hem. OASOARETS are easiest to bu; IOINH. They are a perfect cure for Breath, Bad (eats Bip Genuine tablet stamped OOG. NEVER SOLD IN Oc. Sample and booklet free.’ Address Sterling Remedy Co., Gutango or sae TOE be | PROF. KOCcH's LYMPH INHALATION | AND FUBEROUEINE Asthma, "Bronchits, Consumption. tor at 119 WEST st. coughed @ great weak and sick at my stom- rRor. xoow or nEaLn Eitme Krause, 181 Kinny at., Newark, N. J. Coste $3 at Dr, Koch's Sanitarium, or sent to your home for #10, KOCH-O-LBNE cures and Stomac! ‘Troubles FRBEO examination, Hours, 10 to 7. Cencare: li to 3. write to the only place where PROF, ROBT. coo LJ eal ripe ia used Ia America, ‘The original and ONLY. DR. KOCH'S SANITARIUM, Incorporated 119 WEST 22D ST., next to Ehrioh’s Store, N. Y. Ripans Tadules, doctors A '"foos prescription for meaking, § Sunday World Want, not taking much space, Brings housewife and “homescekeg face to face. 'y, to Sonetipation, Aj c LEEP This success to take, to give. ad antes ‘orms ani } 100, 608 les, Ree little money—matchless anywhere, $5.00 Hats, * $15.00 for 20.00 to 35. ‘125th Street West, Friday and Saturday—A Sale of TRIMMED MILLINERY. Owing to the advanced season—a quick and complete clearing which thousands of thrifty people will find a welcome chance. our entire stock—many Imported models among them—and divided it} into three lots—these prices do not pay for the materials—big values for for 10,00 and 12,00 $10.00 ba 12.50 to 20,00 00 Hats. Between Lenox & Seventh Aves, We have taken| Another Day of Extraordinary Offerings. Many of them have no parrallel in the whole range of merchandising. Each is its own argument of superiority, each represents facts so strong and certain as to be incontrovertible, and as @ whole they stand foran army of values broader in its scope and more commanding in its influence and power than the most ambitious merchandising movement heretofore attempted in the Greater City, Such ~ merchandising must naturally increase the prestige of the Simpson Crawford Co, Store—place it even higher in your favor and stamp it tirmer than ever as New York’s most progressive Retail Establishment. $35.00 Premo Camera, Women’s $37.50 For Friday, Dec. 5. New York's Finest Retail Store. $18.00. Electric Sea! Coats, Second Floor. i} $29.75. The Long Focus Premo Camera has found erent faver tor work yf every Third Floor. nature. As ite name indicates. it Women's 2 inch Electric Seal possesses an extra long bellows. | Coats, high rolling storm collar, wide Regular lenses may be used with It for ordinary purposes, while for spe- clally long focus work very long, fo- oun lenses are regularly adopted. ‘The regular price of this Camera 1s 25.00; 418. *] jal price while they leat, Dressed and Undressed Dolls, 69c, Third Floor. 600 Dressed Dolls; light or dark movi hair, blue or brown eyes; dressed in all pretty colors; regular ice $1.25 to $1.76, special for Fri- tinely made, ‘lined warranted satin; . for to day only, $21 with rej $19.75 Blue Lynx Cluster Scarfs, $17.50. Pray art e Tiepdegme Sul ue Lynx Clus- ter Boarts, ithe Rix tive lynx tails; Topular price $19.75, for to-day only Skin- lar price 75. eattifal 17-inch Doll; brows eyes, Real Crochet He"jolited: special sr Wass, Oos.| Collar and Cuff Sets, $1.75. Btret Floor Silk Taffeta Waists, 13 dozen $3.75 and $5.85. | |= Becond Floor. 2 styles of Taffeta Bilk Waists; one witi entire front of hematitoning and tucks; @ second with yest effect, third with tailored Saas your choice ‘or to-day only, EN Tattoee Waists, Black with mercerized dots, buttoned aide effect, tailor stitched for ae ‘special Friday only, $5. $1.50 Black Taffeta Silk, $1.10. Rot} Black Taffeta ie 36 inches, wid an elegan for veers worth $1009 yard, Sor Friday only, Colored ‘Taffemas, complete assort- ment in all shades; extraordinary value at, yard, 58. $10.50 to $15.00. Hemstitched Dinner Sets, $10.00. First Floor. wit, bemstitched Dt ee Cees Rg gt Colored Velveteens, 65c| Tailor-Made Suits, Firat Floor, Colored Velveteens, all inches wide; Cyd vote at Colored Cordu Fl worth $100 yard, at, 65e. oe en Settoca lined, Firet i Diamond Rin in settings, good size stones, $20.00, for Friday only at to-day fn Pally worth $10.00 Men’s Gold Filled Watches, $6. 75. ‘Fire: Men's gold lied ‘fateh face, hint model case, sh cs with Ful Sat be $19.75. eed hark oat $20.00 Diaond Rings, | 3? Se chalttr, atiots estan on iSoR Fancy Shirts, 35c, First Floor. ee eh coe Men’s $1.00 to $1.50 Fevers, bell sleeves, correctly shaped | tl an dozen ‘White Ri: ae ft Beis: ary apes peice $3.95 Wool Blankets, fk Hi * n'a fancy Der $1.00 teh losiery x Just women's tO each, for onda "only. joing, pure apa, sik Hoss, High-Grade Ball-Bearing Sewing Machines, $12.50. Fourth Floor. nent pref ball-bearing Sewing. olseleas. self-threading le jon, swell £1 See teatred ee aro ae anteed for a a spl ebine for $12. ‘ ard Ni forheg «seh with the the, appeatings. ofa Cg $1.00 Remarque Proof Etchings, 75c, 7 very and pare ree also serges sizes i to 16 H roars afte nnd $076; mow $a Boys’ $5.00 00 Suits, $3; 95. Jpeclal nt 83.08. . Women’s Floor, 650. Epa Jewelled, "movement; ‘guaranteed, = on Neckwear, 50c. Children’s wire re 25c. Wool Hose, bi ica : First Fioor. feat pum shapes: broken lines of 50c. Cut Glass Peppers and Salts, 25c. First Floor. Cut Glass, Peppers and Salts, of pleasing design, with heav ling sliver toa; never Whatton less. than S special on Friday, 25c. to-day only, acamnt Sf Sintuest ma Ss Curtains, $3.85 Pair. | bie; the sit. Yor eovday, bOe Fourth Floor. th Point Lace Curtains, in neat, attractive designs; splendid value, , pair, $3. Rxcellent Values In Cotton Sheets. Firat Floor. sorae worth 90x108 inches 80x99 inches, GB0.;, 902108 inch These prices Glossed Silk Lining I1c.| quality Fast Black Percaline 3 iiches wide, extremely info vd thence wid favorite for inthis: ‘pela for to~<iay, 1lo. yard, ured “Hama; Firat Floor. Women's 2- tone Glace Gloves, went an} Sweets, full pk. proidered, black, White and colo: permit fing Lambskin Glove fittiny a Pe vomen's i BR on * fang Suede ay Gloves, tans, m cown, jell dremel neh ole Boys’ “Glace ihe ta J os cold packed cans; 1 ina: Led is, guarantee Temulariy at $100 for 7Bc & palr. | doe., 1.26; Friday Spectals. In the Liquor Store, Sixth Ln HOMINY ~The Hennessey Imi m4 nac, cage} 2 Id. pke ott bot at. Port, Sherr Wine, gallon, 31, oes of of Stureate ‘Old’ Grow Whiskey,’ rAipoa 42.50; pottle, Aes prices are for to-day only. Jara (ars free). Anchovies; keg. $1.00 and $1.50 pareeath Eos De Three Glove Specials. TLQUR:—sinpee ANQHOVIES :-—Genula 5Oc. ‘and| TOMATOES:—Delaware ‘Tomatoes; each, 2 Ibe. the Haste —Armowe @ or Bwitt's Reeaier ORANGHS —Bright, rent, Juley Flo: Sell] CORN: Fame Brand Cream Suge $1.00 Silk Gaapeaderss| exile to heavy weighty Farabae, oa Leena Men’s $1.00 Under- wear, 59c. First Floor. Men's heavy winter weight Merino Shirts and Drawers, finished, r1 Inforced dra for to: it colored ait oelt: | sane puttons, ribbed bot- wers; actual actual 5Be. only 750. Mntire Wheat SALAD OTL,:—Olidas Freres @ Ole, Domest ®t the Model Food Store. Entire Sixth Floor. MAIL ORDERS DELIVERED PROMPTKY. LEMONS:—Ohoice atttaraia or Momsinas, RICE:—Chotce Yorn Toe; 4 the... 20 QOCOANUT:—Sehepp’s shredded or Gesio- gated cocoanut; 25 is LIVES: Large Queen Olives quart Margo Sixth Avenue, 19th to 20th Street, Men's $1.00 Domet Pajamas,75c, First Floor. :